Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-02
LOCAL BREYITIES.

County License Collector 2. F. Dola,
| collected for the month Of July, S4,I31 SO
A tea train of twenty four cars passed
through this city this morning bound East
| The Governor has issued Notarial com
missions to T. W. Fawcett, Carpenteria
and r. A. Redman, Oakland.
Fish Commissioners Reuter- and Sber
wood were in the city yesterday transact
| ing business with the State Controller.
That little incident of Mrs. Kelly finding
| S2S,OO0 IN an old chimney is a pleasant
| one. All it lacks is fact.-F0lsou Teleoraph
The Foresters that left here Friday morn.
ing IN private conveyance to install new
lodge In Amador City, returned yesterday
morning.
Judge Armstrong granted Laura Belsch.
man divorce yesterday, in Department
Two of the Superior Court, from Joseph
Belschman.
John Creighton, of San Francisco, a
brother of Senator Creighton, has been ap-
pointed Superintendent of the State book
bindery, vice NJ. F. Cummings.
The Surveyor-General yesterday settled
with the State for fees collected in July :
Suryeyor-Generals Office, $3.50; State
Land Register, $129. Total, $1,47S.
The alarm of fire sent in yesterday from
box No. 81 was caused by the burning of
OF some dry grass in a vacant lot near
Agricultural Park. No serious damage
resulted.
Thomas W. O'Neil has been appointed
superintendent of the painting of the State
buildings, a contract for which was let yes-
terday, and which will be commenced the
latter part of this week.
At o'clock this morning the following
arrests had been made: Charles Randolph
drunk, by officer Farrell; r. Dolan, va
grancy, by officer Lowell; John Wall,
drank, by officer Frazee
A thief entered officer Larry Farrelrs
chlcken-house, at Seventeenth and streets
last Friday night and stole nine of his
fowls They called again Sunday night
and took theremaining twenty chickens.
The average signal service temperature
Yesterday was 660, being 70 degrees cooler
than the normal temperature for that day.
The highest and lowest temperature were
50 and 5O0 with gentle southerly winds
and clear weather
A large number of Sacramentans who
formerly resided in FL Dorado county are
getting up an excursion to accompany the
first train that goes into Placerville. A
brass band will accompany the excursion.
" We will all be dar."
City Expert Hopper has filed his report
with the City Trustees. According to his
report the city owes George Putnam, Lii
cense Collector, 60 cents. Ex-Justice Hen
ley owes the city $50. The city owes Justice
Post $l4. The other officers books are all
OK.
AT regular meeting of the Sacramento
Band OF Hope, held yesterday, the follow
ing officers were installed Superintendent,
W. w. Phillips; Assistant, Mrs. C. W.
Tappan; Secretary, George Katzenstein :;
Chaplain, Mrs. F. Z. Stinson; Treasurer
MIS-. Coyne; Usher, Richard Coyne.
Silas Garlic, one of the contractors en-
gagged in the construction of the hotel in
Yosemite Valley, says that building is re-
ceiving the last coats of plastering, and will
be ready to receive guests by September
list. There are not many in the valley vet
so far this season, but a large number of
excursionists are booked for this fall.
Last evening at the meeting of Branch
No. IL. Y. NJ. l., the retiring President,
John Egan, was presented with an elegant
Past Presidents badge. The badge bears
the emblem of the order, and on the re-
verse side is appropriately inscribed the
date of the presentation, together with the
names OF the donors and the recipient of
the same.
The Fire Commissioners of San Fran
cisco have asked the Mayor to appoint a
committee of citizens to investigate the
affairs of that department. The Fire De-
partment of Sacramento has not applied
for committee of citizens to investigate its
operations, so far as heard from In fact
they are not the proper body to investigate
or interview" for the supreme authority
resides in quite another part of the city
and in another organization.